Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Post Staff Produced Weekl Issues, Achieved EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David Carter Nineteen students were chosen to work on the l967-1968 Post staff. Al- though there was no set grade average required, a prerequisite of one year in beginning iournalism was needed. The system used in the production of the Post allowed for an editor and an assistant editor for each branch of the paper. The staff members were given assignments by the editors and as a result, obtained complete campus coverage. To include more up-to-date news and photographs in each issue, the Post was printed by offset this year. This method also saved money for the staff. The i966-1967 Post was awarded the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion's First Class Honor rating, winning 3735 of a possible 4000 points. The newspaper also received 936 of a pos- sible iOOO points from the Quill and Scroll international honor rating. ADVISOR Marilyn Dye Tl? POST STAFF-FRONT ROW! l-iI'lClU Mohr, Kflslle ROW: Linda Billings, Ellen Hale, Richard Gilman, ROW: Don Oppenheim, Calvin Reynard, Peter Trin- Wilde, Cal Klassenf Chl'Y5Unn TSUS'-'Vis' l-llllun Rich, Rick Childress, Mike Land, Eddy Lawhecd. BACK ca, David Carter. Linda Mills, Elaine Krueger, Shirley Wahl. SECOND

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Photographers Illustrated Campus Activities Photography staff members worked closely with the year- book staff to produce the '67-'68 Olympian. One of its maior goals was to improve the quality of the photographs in the yearbook. Members of the publications staff were also called upon to take pictures for the Post. These assignments consisted of action shots of sports, organizations and social events as well as other activities of special interest each week. In addition to the work on the Olympian and Post, the ser- vices ofthe photography students' were used when needed by all classes, departments and school organizations. Classroom teachers frequently requested the talents of the photographers when pictures of special classroom proiects were desired by the students. Photographers participated in various photography contests. They were awarded prizes for participation in the photography section of the Arizona State Fair. Awards were also received for entries in the National Scholastic Magazine Contest which is co-sponsored by the Eastman Kodak Company. These awards were given on the basis of photographic technique and originality. Several members of the staff entered the city high schools' photography exhibit. Graphic Arts and Photography l and 2 were required by photography staff members before applying for a position on the staff. The publications staff consisted of 15 members with Mr. Leonard Chedsey as advisor. i PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS-Sue Allen, Olympian photo-coordinator, Mr. Leonard Chedsey, advisory Bill Brewer, Olympian photo editor. 1 .,. .W 1 'iv it , ...M .. . ,K s.w.s......,,,g x .. .. 5 s -2 Photographer Howie Hibbs checked out equipment PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF1FRONT ROW: Fred Swider- Hollis, Gail Steffe. BACK ROW: Lee Kington, David necessary to take action shots of school activities. ski, Bob DeYoung, Howie Hibbs, Bill Quimby. Miller, Howie Ingham, Dean Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Patty Loftis, Cindy Miller, Judie

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Total Campus Coverage Shirley Wahl and Cai Klassen, members of the Post staff, delivered papers to classrooms during fourth period. The publication came out each Friday. ,. 5 .rkrkkr W .I ,Y ,.f,..M.,....w a..,.sTk i- A -. K K E ,- 1 -,'- tm 2 -i l a ws , -2322? zf',,+jg5 vt P057 EDITORS--FRONT ROW! Linda Billings, news ROW: Richard Gilman, associate editor, Don Oppen- edifofi Shirley Wahl, business manager, Linda Mohr, heim, feature editorp' Calvin Reynard, sports editor, copy editor, Cai Klassen, circulation editor. BACK Ellen Hale, assistant editor, David Carter interviewed Terry McDonald about his work as a disc iockey at KIKX radio station for a Post article. Dean Jacobson took the photograph. Kathy Martin, photo editor of the Post, had the difficult iob of scheduling photos for publication.